Hanover Country Club

Layout of this course was just OK, but they will spend a fortune fixing the greens. The greens were completely destroyed, from what I hope was because of the winter months. If not from the poor weather then I don't know what happen to them. To me they were so bad that the course should not even be open for play until greens can be repaired.

Everyone friendly. Course manicured.

2 chronic golf course problems....

-Why isn't the center of each hole mowed as fairway the entire length? If I "sky" my drive straight and only go 120yds it should at least land in short fairway grass...not rough.

-Why do golfers in their 60s & 70s still think they have to stand around and wait causing, slow play, while each member of their foursome addresses each shot and put. Please just go up and hit your ball...then go up and hit it again. Stop standing around while the others are also standing around.

The fairways were relatively wide and flat. Both fairways and greens were in good shape; especially for November.

Course was in excellent condition. Free of leaves and autumn debris. Pace of play was perfect, not overcrowded. Staff was helpful and personable. Very reasonable rates. Will be back!!

The greens were in rough shape. They appeared to have sod that was put in and never sowed in. I played there in June and the greens were in good shape. The staff was friendly .

A few of my friends played and said Hanover was a nice course. Sorry, but with the crabgrass like it is throughout the tract and just about every green being burnt, I have to disagree. The place really needs work. As for the layout? I almost got smoked on holes 2 and 3.

We won't be back.

This course was more or less unplayable despite its 4 star review in golfnow. Many greens had huge brown sections without grass, often times right in the middle of the greens. Will absolutely never be coming here again.

Hanover was one of the course in Burlington County I played a lot as I was getting into the game. The RTJ Sr. design was always kept in descent condition especially the greens. I hadn't played the course in about 4 or 5 years but I took a flyer on a cheap round knowing Hanover's previous track record. Unfortunately things have changed. My first issue is was with the fairway and rough length. I'm confused as to why the fairways are left pretty long and the rough cut so short. It's hard to determine where one starts and the other ends when on the tee and it basically turns the course in the flyer city. Seriously I had countless flyer lies during my round. The biggest issue at Hanover currently is the greens. I would say at least 50% (probably a bit more) clearly had some sort of disease. The 3rd and 13th were essentially unplayable. The course also has a ton of bare spots cropping up in the rough and around the greens and bunkers where players enter and exit (mind you we've had an absolutely perfect summer/early fall in the Delaware Valley area). I've said this in plenty of reviews this year but this course needs trees taken down and growth taken out. For example the back tee on 13 is completely unusable. The hole, a dogleg right, calls for a cut off the tee but the trees on the right (which are right next to the tee box) are so overgrown players have no way to take the ball down that side. Basically a player has to aim left of the left fairway bunker and hit a banana ball to get to position A, this should never be the case. Yes a draw should be tough to fit into the shape of the hole but even a straight ball is pretty much useless. The 14th hole suffers overgrowth in a different way. The right side has a large cluster of trees that provide significant shade, so much so that there's essentially no rough on the right side of the hole, just dirt. There is some good at Hanover. Though the course is mostly up and back holes like the par 4 10th and the par 4 6th are great holes that ask for strategy and shot making. The final 3 holes at Hanover are really solid as well. 16 is a par 4 with a sever up hill approach to a tilted green (the course's best hole IMO), 17 is a picturesque shortish par 3 back down the hill and 18 is a 600+ yard par 5 demanding a fairly long approach depending on how risky you want to be with your second. The bottom line is this place needs some significant love and attention. It's never been nor will it ever be a top tier course in the area and that's okay but in it's current form Hanover isn't playable if you're planning on taking a real score.

Hanover is really two separate courses... the front is relatively flat and straight while the back nine has some major elevation changes, despite also being relatively flat. The fairways were in great shape, and most of the greens were nice (there were several that need some renovation). In the past, when they cut the greens close and rolled them, putting downhill was a real challenge; yesterday they were consistent and manageable. The long grass is as thick and ornery as anything I've ever seen. The 18th hole is a beaut... nearly 600 yards from the blue tees and quite a golf challenge. This hole is spectacular when the trees start to change colors in the fall.

There should be some advance notice for greens that are aerated. Putting is impacted due to this condition. Rest of course was in good condition.

Hanover has been around a long time and it's near it's best now. Well designed, it offers golfers of all levels a nice venue at a great value!! It's not a country club but well worth a go around at least once!!!

Extremely beautiful course have driven by back end dozens of times and wanted to play, got the chance and enjoyed every moment will be returning with friends.

Course in good shape, greens in good shape. One or two greens need some help.

I have been playing Hannover for over 10 years and the shape the course is in is Terrible. If Robert Trent Jones 3 was here today to see the condition is back nine was in he would be mortified.All of the back nine hole layout signs are ripped down,the tee boxes are in bad shape and uneven and the grass seems to be not cut. For how nice of a course this used to be for the price it is just depressing now

We had the first tee time and the guys were already out mowing fairways and tee boxes.

Unfortunately, nothing was done to the greens. They were covered in dew. LOTS OF IT! When I asked if they were gonna be whipping the greens the ranger said "We don't do that here. Never had. Would be nice, but we don't". The greens were slow and wet for about 2 1/2 hours (15 holes for us).

The fairways and tee boxes were in good shape. The rough was challenging - deep and thick. There were some bare spots around a few greens. Bunkers are decent and playable.

Hitting and STAYING IN the fairway is key!!! Unpaved cart paths and hard pan come into play if you miss some fairways by LITERALLY a few feet (grossly unfair - you must know to avoid these bare spots as if they are hazards).

At the end of the day, I feel the MOST IMPORTANT parts of a golf course are the greens. No matter how good you are, you can't score if you can't putt - and putting on a wet greens that leaves a roster tail means - YOU CAN'T PUTT! The course has challenging greens which are usually fast and true - one of the reasons we play the course. Getting above the hole is usually a mistake here - as it should be! Today, even from above the hole, you had to hammer putts to get there! BAD!!!!"

We will be playing our morning rounds elsewhere if there's even a chance that there was a morning dew.

Played this past Friday. Busy day with a tournament being held. The ranger (talvin?) did a great job circling the tract and keeping everything in order. And he did it with a smile! Signs of improvement since my last visit earlier this year: teeboxes were very nice, some traps have new sand,, greens were rolling fast and true, Work still needed on hole 7, but judging from other noted improvements it's just a matter of time. Happy to see positive change!

Great improvements over the last 5 years. Range grass hitting section is great, practice putting green is below average. Course is great!!!! Fairways are in good conditionsa nd the greens are beautiful, playable, yet challenging. New golfers will be able to play, but experienced golfers will be challenged even with their lack of sand and water. After your round head inside and grab a drink at the bar! Price is fair for their course quality, but man this place really needs some publicity. Memberships are extremely cheap for a course this good.

I have played this course several times over the past 30 years and always found it to be just average. I have played it twice this month and will definitely played it several more times this year. It was in the best shape from tee to green that I have ever seen it. The greens are in perfect condition, true and fast. There is certainly the potential for three putt nightmares. Overall, I give it a solid thumbs up!